Math, asked by AllonaAbayare, 3 months ago

what is the value of 6ab-c÷abc;a=5;6=3;C=10

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Answered by rakshith0806

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Step-by-step explanation:

6ab-c / abc = 6×5×3 -10 / 5×3×10 = 90-10/ 150 = 80/150= 8/15

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